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Recent News
- Sudan opposition suspends negotiations after Khartoum massacre | Radio Dabanga June 4, 2019
- Sudan’s Military Abandons Talks and Opens Fire on Democracy Protesters – The New York Times June 3, 2019
- AU Peace and Security Council urges Sudan junta to expedite transfer to civilian-led govt | Radio Dabanga May 30, 2019
- Bipartisan, Bicameral Group of 92 Lawmakers Urge Support For Civilian-Led Transitional Government in Sudan | U.S. House of Representatives May 16, 2019
- Act for Sudan Applauds Sudan Protesters and U.S. Support for Civilian Transitional Council | Act For Sudan April 26, 2019
- Sudan’s Bashir transferred to maximum-security prison – CNN April 17, 2019
- Enough Project and Don Cheadle Issue Warning About Sudan’s Coup – The Enough Project April 11, 2019
- Sudan: With al-Bashir Ouster, End Authoritarianism | Human Rights Watch April 11, 2019
- Sudan protests: Omar al-Bashir exploited ethnic division for decades. Now Sudan is united against him. – The Washington Post January 20, 2019
- Act for Sudan: US policy on Sudan must pivot to advance freedom, justice, and democracy | Radio Dabanga January 17, 2019
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Sudan opposition suspends negotiations after Khartoum massacre | Radio Dabanga
The opposition Alliance for Freedom and Change (AFC) has decided to cancel negotiations with Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) following the massacre at the General Command of the Sudan Armed Forces on Monday morning, until the overthrow of the regime. … Continue reading
AU Peace and Security Council urges Sudan junta to expedite transfer to civilian-led govt | Radio Dabanga
The African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC), which on May 1 granted Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) a ‘final extension’ of two months, to hand-over power to a transitional civilian government, or face suspension, has urged “all Sudanese stakeholders … Continue reading
Act for Sudan: US policy on Sudan must pivot to advance freedom, justice, and democracy | Radio Dabanga
A group of 93 Sudanese scholars, human rights organisations, and leading activists have published an open letter strongly urging the US Government to support the participants in the current Sudan uprising, by calling for President Omar Al Bashir to step … Continue reading
